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House of Gold
Half siblings with the same father are called to his home to be informed that he is terminally ill. His dying wish is that all his family stay under the same roof for one week, however tensions mount and conflicts arise as the week progresses.
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Half siblings with the same father are called to his home to be informed that he is terminally ill. His dying wish is that all his family stay under the same roof for one week, however tensions mount and conflicts arise as the week progresses.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pascal Amanfo
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Media GH Production
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